When you receive it in the post, set up your account here and activate the tag using the unique code.
You can include multiple contact methods, dietary and behavioural information, vet, microchip and insurance details and more.
The Smart Tag comes with a strong steel split ring for security.
As long as the owner of the device gives permission by allowing location services*, and signal is available, you will receive the GPS location of where the tag was accessed.
*If location services is not active, the location sharing is dictated by the internet service provider and where they are registered, as well as where the exchange is. Exchange location is based on demand in the area. The closest exchange determines the location shown at this link.
They will now be able to use this information to contact you and look after your pet's individual needs in the meantime!
The Control of Dogs Order 1992 specifies that identification details should include the owner's name and address. Dog wardens request that at least one phone number is engraved for the speedy return of your pet. The Kennel Club also recommends not including the pet's name on the tag for safety.
On an engraved tag, there is a limit to the amount of information that can be included, especially after you include the legally required information (owner’s name and address) and a phone number.
With a Smart Tag, you can provide as much detail as you like to help someone get in touch with you and keep your pet healthy, happy, and safe until you are reunited.